It’s truly amazing to see young people finally standing up to fascism after spending so long under Donald Trump.

There is no reason children should ever have to go to school again. They can just stay in their rooms on the internet. Nothing bad will happen.

New York Post:

Students across the U.S. are planning walkouts to protest in-person learning amid a national spike in COVID-19 omicron cases.

More than 4,100 schools nationwide were closed as of Tuesday — a slight reduction from the more than 5,400 schools closed last week following winter break, according to community event website Burbio, which tracks school closures in more than 5,000 U.S. school districts. The closures came largely due to increasing COVID-19 cases and related staffing shortages.

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In New York City, students at Brooklyn Technical High School made headlines Tuesday after videos posted to social media showed swaths of students leaving a school building in the middle of the day, protesting in-person learning amid an apparent lack of testing for students and staff, according to local reports.

“We don’t feel safe at school,” a Brooklyn Tech junior told The New York Post Tuesday. “It’s pretty much that simple. There are so many cases going around and we think more should be done.”

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The Boston Student Advisory Council, which is made up of elected Boston Public School (BPS) student leaders, is planning a walkout for Friday.

A graphic posted to the council’s social media reads, “Walkout with us to protect our students, families and teachers.” The graphic lists the following demands: two weeks of remote learning, proper personal protective equipment (PPE) for teachers, COVID-19 testing for students and teachers, accessible food stations, assigned classrooms to enhance contact tracing, excused absences and more.

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On the opposite coast, students at Redondo Union High School (RUHS) in Redondo Beach, California, also planned a walkout on Wednesday in protest of in-person classes.

“These guidelines are fine, but what’s the point if they’re not being enforced?” Michael Lee Chang, a senior at Redondo Union High School, told FOX 11 Los Angeles. “The largest clubs are still meeting at lunch indoors. You know, we’re afraid. I’m seeing eight through 18 students missing from each of my classes right now. Most because they’re out from COVID, but some because they’re not comfortable dealing with the current problem of students who test positive for COVID or were exposed to it still attending school.”

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In the Midwest, where the Chicago Public School (CPS) system made headlines amid negotiations with the Chicago Teachers Union (CTU) that ended on Tuesday, students are also planning a Friday walkout.

“We demand our voices are not only listened to or heard but the voice of our concerns are implemented within structures,” a poster shared on social media reads.

Why be afraid of the flu, kids?

What you should actually be afraid of, kiddos, is the underground cannibal-pedophile network.

Zoomers are refusing the deadly vaxx.

Unlike boomers, zoomers read the internet and understand how to manage basic facts, and they’ve found that this virus hoax is a gigantic scam, and this vaxx is part of a Jewish death plot.

The New York Times – commonly known as the Daily Kike Hook-Nosed Circumcizer Tribune – is not happy about this.

They’ve published 1500 words condemning young people for refusing to sacrifice everything by taking this deadly experimental vaxx.

Among young people, even stupid whores are apparently smart enough to not take this deadly vaxx.

New York Times:

Bridget Burke, 22, a college student in Michigan, said she was unsettled by rumors that COVID-19 vaccines could affect her reproductive health. Bryson Hardy, 19, a fiber optic cable splicer from Georgia, said he was not worried about contracting the virus and had no plans to get vaccinated. And Cinda Heard, 27, an in-home health care assistant in Missouri, said she feared potential side effects from the vaccine and got a shot only because her employer required it.

As the country’s vaccination campaign slows and doses go unused, it has suddenly become clear that one of the biggest barriers to mass immunity will be persuading skeptical young adults of all backgrounds to get shots. Federal officials expressed alarm in recent days about low vaccination rates among Americans in their late teens and 20s, and have blamed them for the country’s all-but-certain failure to reach President Joe Biden’s goal of giving 70% of adults at least an initial dose by July 4.

That is an aggressive opening two paragraphs.

The Times is literally condemning young people as evil for taking responsibility for their own bodies.

The article goes on to explain that the government is figuring out ways to try to manipulate people into joining this deadly experiment.

But the straightforward sales pitch for older people — a vaccine could very possibly save your life — does not always work on healthy 20-somethings who know they are less likely to face the severest outcomes of COVID.

As public officials race to find ways to entice young adults to get vaccinated, interviews across the country suggest that no single fix, no easy solution, is likely to sway these holdouts. Some are staunchly opposed. Others are merely disinterested. And still others are persuadably skeptical. But pretty much everyone who was eager for a vaccine already has one, and public health officials now face an overlapping mix of inertia, fear, busy schedules and misinformation as they try — sometimes one person at a time — to cajole Gen Z into getting a shot.

“If you’re busy, if you are challenged with everything else in daily living and you’re not sure you want to get vaccinated, then you hang on to one little thing that may not be true at all that gives you an excuse,” said Dr. Rex Archer, the health director in Kansas City, as he surveyed a storefront vaccination site where only one person, a 38-year-old man, came in for a shot during a 30-minute stretch Wednesday morning.

Gay, dumb millennial scum!

Choke on it!

Public health experts say vaccinating young adults is essential to keeping infection numbers low and preventing new case outbreaks, especially as the more infectious Delta variant spreads in Missouri and other states.

The only explanation remains “experts say.”

To this very day, no one has actually explained how non-vaccinated people give the disease to vaccinated people, if the vaccine works.

If you press them on this, they will eventually say that actually, the vaccine doesn’t really work.

But then they will not say why anyone is getting it if it doesn’t even work.

It is all lies within lies.

We still have no proof there even is a new virus.

Since vaccines became available six months ago, health departments have focused with varying degrees of success on urging groups identified as reluctant — including people living in rural communities, African American residents, conservatives — to get vaccines. But in recent days, public health officials have identified young adults as a significant challenge for a country where fewer than 1 million people a day are receiving a vaccine, down from an April peak of more than 3.3 million.

In a federal report released last week, just over one-third of adults ages 18-39 reported being vaccinated, with especially low rates among those who are Black; among people 24 or younger; and among those who had lower incomes, less education and no health insurance.

“I’m nervous about what’s in the vaccine,” said Burke, a senior at Western Michigan University who is from Chicago. “I think personally I’ll put it off until I absolutely must get it.”

Burke said that her family wanted her to get the shot but that she worried about the vaccines affecting women’s reproductive systems, a concern that came up in multiple interviews with young women. Scientists have said there is no evidence that the vaccines affect fertility or pregnancy.

There is also no evidence it doesn’t affect fertility.

In fact, there is no evidence of anything, because the vaccine skipped the standard 10-15 year trials that all other vaccines ever in history have gone through, because the lying Jew government and sickening Jew media claimed that millions of people were dying from this virus they can’t show even exists.

Still, rare but real side effects have emerged as a serious concern, especially for young people who feel they are at low risk from the virus itself. Johnson & Johnson vaccinations were paused briefly in the spring after the discovery of rare blood clots in young women. And federal health officials said last week that the Moderna and Pfizer-BioNTech vaccines may have caused heart problems in about 1,200 Americans, many of them younger than 30, though they said the benefits of vaccination continued to far outweigh the risks.

Note that they don’t say the benefits.

Obviously, even if you believe all of the mountains of lies these people have told about this supposed virus, young people have no risk of dying or even getting symptoms from it.

So why is it worth risking death or a serious health condition?

What are these “benefits”?

The only benefits that actually exist are the ones they’ve created – they are taking away your ability to work, to travel, to do anything at all if you refuse to get the vaxx.

So the “benefits” are that the government will give you back some of your freedoms – for now.

Of course, they are just going to take all those freedoms away again when the virus lockdowns turn into global warming lockdowns.

These people the Times interviewed are tapped in – even the retard millennial bitch who submitted to the vaxx knows the score.

“I just don’t feel the need to right now,” said Hardy, the cable splicer from Georgia, who was surfing Wednesday in Surfside Beach, South Carolina. “I feel healthy. I’m fine. I’m just living life. If something happens someday, and I have to, maybe, but I doubt it.”

Heard, the in-home health care assistant in Kansas City, Missouri, who said she was required by her employer to get the shot, said she worried there could be side effects that might not emerge for years. Most of her friends, she said, had opted not to get vaccinated.

“If I didn’t work for them and didn’t have a new car payment, I wouldn’t have got that,” Heard said.

White House officials said they expected 70% of people 27 and older to receive at least a first dose by July 4. But add in Americans ages 18-26, the officials said, and the country was likely to fall short of Biden’s goal for all adults.

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Luke Norris, 23, who works as a cook at Moody Bible Institute in Chicago, said he was undecided about the vaccines. He usually does not get vaccinations unless they are required, he said, but might still be persuaded to get a COVID shot, especially if it was required for him to pursue his goal of becoming a missionary.

“I have a friend who really wants me to get it, and I have family members telling me not to get it,” Norris said. “I have people pulling me on both sides.”

Many young adults are relatively healthy, and they often have work, school and young children to worry about. Getting vaccinated does not always register as a top priority, experts and young adults said.

“These aren’t people who are connected to the health system,” said Arthur Caplan, a New York University bioethicist who studies vaccine hesitancy. “They don’t have a doctor — they have their parent’s doctor.”

The Jew social engineer is baffled!

This is great, great news.

Especially about the women.

It is going to be wonderful if this vaxx just kills everyone who takes it. It will eliminate all the worst people. (Maybe not all the blacks but definitely all of the nagging white cunts that defend and enable the worst behavior of the blacks.)

And we will rebuild.

We will have enough wombs, based on the data we’re seeing.

If you squint, you can see a wonderful new world emerging on the other side of this nightmare we are experiencing.

Every time I want to take the foot off the gas and show the Boomers mercy, I am reminded of who I am dealing with. The absolute depravity and callousness of this accursed generation means that no mercy but the one found at the soft end of a MyPillow is good enough for them.

This “OK, Boomer” meme has absolutely rattled their cages. They don’t know how to respond and are lashing out in fear at the young’ins.

Newsweek:

In a recent interview about her organization’s media presence, a senior executive of AARP—the American Association of Retired Persons—took a jab at the viral “OK, boomer” meme by making fun of the relative destitution of younger Americans.

The executive, Myrna Blyth, made the comment during an interview with Axios. Blyth serves as the senior vice president and editorial director of AARP Media. AARP is a non-profit organization, 38 million members strong, whose mission is to “empower people to choose how they live as they age,” according to its website. To qualify for membership, applicants must have already passed their 50th birthdays.

“OK, millennials,” Blyth reportedly said in the interview. “But we’re the people that actually have the money.”

This is like responding to the accusation of being gay by saying, “yeah, I may be gay.”

Saying anything with enough confidence can temporarily silence your critics, but once they’ve had a moment to recover from the chutzpah, they just keep pressing the point: “yeah, that’s what I’m accusing you of… and now you’ve admitted it.”

Bizarre stuff. 

Almost as bizarre as Boomer humor – which reduces to just complaining about wives and technology.

Zoomer shitlords and Millennial gaylords have been accusing the Boomers of stealing all the wealth and hoarding it – which, apparently, they no longer have the good sense to even hide.

Blyth’s retort was a reversal of “OK, boomer,” a meme that originated on the video app TikTok before migrating to the “real world.”

Not true. Making fun of Boomers was a favorite pastime of the internet before TikTok.

TikTok is for normies anyways.

The phrase quickly caught on as a dismissive response to elders who chide millennials or members of Gen Z or express views typically unpopular among those groups, such as the denial of climate change or support for President Donald Trump.

“Teenagers use it to reply to cringey YouTube videos, Donald Trump tweets, and basically any person over 30 who says something condescending about young people—and the issues that matter to them,” the New York Times reported.

Some members of Blyth’s cohort have taken extreme offense to “OK, boomer,” with one radio host going so far as to claim that it was as bad as a certain racial slur historically applied to African Americans.

Lol. Boomers consider themselves niggers.

But have you wondered why this meme is so effective?

Consider:

• Boomers have a hard time accepting that they’re as old and out of touch as they once thought their own parents were.
• It implies that they are not special snowflakes and actually share the same opinions as their peers.
• “OK, Boomer” is usually spammed at them, so they really feel the hyenas starting to circle around them and their stolen loot.
• When you drop it, you’re basically saying: “Discussion is over. We’ve heard it all before, old timer. Pack it up.”

There needs to be a wealth redistribution and it needs to happen quick. Boomers must be stripped of all their ill-gotten gains and forced onto ice sheets, which will then be pushed out into the open ocean.

This is total war we’re talking about here, fellow kids.

No half-measures will do!

Yeah, screw those boomers… Wait… Am I considered a boomer now? Shieeeet…

The essential truth of anti-boomerism has gotten so overwhelmingly obvious that even the mainstream media is now forced to admit that these people had it great while the rest of us are forced to live in relative misery due to their horrible, selfish choices.

This is after years of cringe-worthy denials and pathetic whining.

The boomer is immunized against all dangers: one may call him a scoundrel, parasite, swindler, profiteer, it all runs off him like water off a raincoat. But tell him “ok boomer” and you will be astonished at how he recoils, how injured he is, how he suddenly shrinks back: “I’ve been found out.”

Millennials and zoomers are getting completely fed up with boomers and their trite, hypocritical lecturing. Doubly so now that it’s becoming common knowledge that boomers had it easier than any other generation in history.

CNBC:

Millennials are facing a shortfall compared to other generations when it comes to their paychecks.

Overall, millennials earn 20% less than baby boomers did at the same stage of life, according to “The Emerging Millennial Wealth Gap,” a recent report from the nonprofit, nonpartisan think tank New America. Specifically, median earnings for those 18 to 34 are lower than they were in the 1980s, a disparity that was first noted in a 2017 report from the non-profit Young Invincibles. And the flow of today’s paychecks is less predictable due, in part, to the effects of the Great Recession and a rise in contract and freelance positions that may be less consistent in hours and pay.

That’s in spite of overall higher education levels. Nearly 40% of millennials 25 to 37 have at least a bachelor’s degree, compared to just a quarter of baby boomers and 30% of Gen X when they were the same age, Pew Research Center found.

These lower wages may lead to long-term problems for this generation, experts say.

Lower income levels are already having a long term impact on millennials’ ability to accumulate wealth, either through savings or home equity. “Millennials are going to be on a completely lower trajectory than previous generations,” says Reid Cramer, director of the Millennials Initiative at New America.

And by “previous generations,” they’re obviously talking about boomers. The previous generations before that suffered through the Great Depression and World War 2, while the ones before that were still tending their fields with horses and fighting off Indian savages to go fetch water at the river 13 miles away.

Gen X are older than me, so they’re technically boomers as well.

The boomer generation ends exactly on the year I was born – as far as I’m concerned.

The generational wealth gap has reached “historic proportions,” Cramer says. The average millennial’s wealth in 2016 (ages 23 to 38) was 41% less than those who were at a similar age in 1989, the report says.

It’s also true among young families. Households headed by someone under 35 in 2016 had an average net worth of $10,900, which is $8,000 less than it was in 1995.

Part of that can be attributed to the Great Recession and its aftereffects. Those who entered the workforce following the recession had fewer job opportunities and lower wages, starting them off at a disadvantage. At the same time, many faced higher college tuition costs, leading to higher student loan and personal debt rates, the report finds.

Great recession, whatever.

I say it’s attributed to the fact that boomers were destroying all traditional institutions and living up the high life of sex, drugs and rock & roll while Jews were taking over everything and flooding the entire Western world with primitive savages.

Everyone (everyone who matters – non boomers) is fed up with these people.

The memes don’t lie.

You’d think we’d have more hacking stories in the Cyberpunk dystopia future that we’re living in.

But no, these are rare.

And this story is a gem.

CBS Local:

A hacking scandal has rocked a New Jersey school district.

Two tech-savvy teenagers are accused of disabling their high school’s Wi-Fi system. Police said they did it to get out of tests, but now they’re facing charges.

Police are calling what happened at Secaucus High School illegal, but also ingenious.

They said two 14-year-old boys — ninth graders — were arrested last Thursday for hacking into the school’s Wi-Fi, making it impossible for teachers to give any tests or teach any lessons that relied on the internet.

It was all the talk at the school Tuesday.

Let me get this straight.

Niggers waltz in with knives and guns and drugs on a daily basis and they’re given a slap on the wrist because it’s important to keep dem in skool. But when two budding geniuses show off their technical know-how and pull a fun prank that probably helped the students – forced the teachers to crack out the books and go old school for a week – they get arrested? 

For what?

For literally being too cool for school?

Apparently, this was more than just changing the password by logging into 192.168.0.1. A Chinese cyber expert says it was a deep hacking DDoS conspiracy.

“It’s possible that they used an app or paid somebody online to do this for them,” CNET security reporter Alfred Ng said. “There are services like this available online.

“Basically, since so much data and signals to the school’s Wi-Fi network that it can’t handle all this information and basically shuts down or jams,” Ng added.

The school said the system is back up and running. The students were charged with computer criminal activity and conspiracy to commit computer criminal activity. 

More like conspiracy to have fun.

Also, not really sure I believe they didn’t just change the WiFi password and confuse the diverse staff.

From the names cited in the article, it is clear that this school is a diversity basketcase. This is also hinted at by the over-reliance on technology. The best schools are always the most trad as well. You get wooden desks and old teachers reading old books in front of chalkboards.

You better believe elite boarding schools aren’t a bunch of powerpoints and iPads.

In fact, buying every student an iPad is a program for niggers, and even in normal public schools, it is only the nigger districts that get the free iPads.

Technology is always used as a crutch to bring up test scores in failed school districts. Probably because of the influence of Teach For America program Millennials, these schools think that they can WONK their way out of the problem.

But obviously, they can’t.

The main point here though is that the hackerman kids did nothing wrong.

Unless you go to a solid (read: 70% or more) White private religious school, you’re not learning shit anymore. You’re being indoctrinated and demoralized and that’s about it. Frankly, I think hacking the school’s WiFi is a far healthier outlet for the kids’ boredom than shooting up the school.

Schools need to come up with creative outlets for Zoomers, lest they turn to terrorism for teh lulz.

Andrew Anglin contributed to this report.